How to pronounce“the horrors”in English

the 20s but then you had the the the the the horrors of the depression you know it's it's there are irrational things there pet Peter duer the management

On the right, you had Hitler, and the horrors that he perpetrated.

on the wings of a giant dove to save mankind from the horrors of atomic armageddon.

Her songs go beyond the trap and urban genres via revealing lyrics that tell the beauty and also some of the horrors of growing up as a queer

And instead of witnessing the horrors of the camp, he convinced his child that this was a game, and that the winner of the game is going to win a tank.

Despite all of the craziness and the horrors of the outside world, how is someone able to find a center to find stillness,

But with all the horrors that they were doing and the casual violence that they dished out,

For people who remember the horrors of the Holocaust or Tuskegee or the eugenics movement,

Because on the left, you'd had Stalin and the horrors that he perpetrated.

So one of the horrors of modern detailed regulation is it divorces regulation from right and wrong.

You tell the story of the horrors of slavery, the triumph over it.

Russell spoke shortly after the horrors of the Second World War and the invention of the atomic bomb.

religion acted as an immunization from the horrors of mankind, including the Holocaust.

And this game was created with the stated purpose of making people aware of the horrors of nuclear war.

So that someone like me in the Dominican Republic, all I have to do is take you into one of our pharmacies and show you all the skin lightening creams, show you all the horrors that people

Most people have no idea the horrors of maximum security penitentiary life.

But itís important to recognize how the West German media and government exaggerated the horrors of the border.

world and looked at all the horrors and good things that religion does.

disease and that's one of the horrors of it when kids are abused sexually and there seems to be more of it now than ever and I find that um I find that so

disease and that's one of the horrors of it when kids are abused sexually and there seems to be more of it now than ever and I find that um I find that so

And actually, in his early life, he didn't showcase quite a lot of the traits that later defined the horrors that he

And although we go through huge events like the Holocaust, the internment of Japanese Canadians is just a tiny, little echo of the horrors

So what drove you to continue this work despite the horrors that surround you?

In other words, the horrors and the experience of droughts and floods that have ravaged their cities have caused them to become believers.

It was… I mean science wasblamed for all the horrors of World War I, just as it’s blamed today fornuclear weapons and quite rightly.

It sounds terrible, but that's the only way that Chile could get out of the horrors of their military government.

But just to show you how these people have transformed themselves from the horrors of the concentration camp to being an absolutely decent civilized society in a variety of realms.

Does this draw a line under the horrors of the Assad regime or is there more of a

Using these literary tools, Rulfo creates a dreamlike world that speaks to the horrors of the real world.

And yeah, despite the horrors that was in a situation like this, which I think all humans can relate to

to do as much as I can with my life, knowing what I know about the horrors of life?

You're pulling off some satay off a little stick-- the horrors, right?

And then shooting this movie in central Europe and in Germany and becoming acquainted with-- just reacquainted, rather, with the horrors of the war

And we need to glue it together because, again, if we don't, I think that's when the horrors can start on a macro basis,

You could take bus rides, visit museums, buy postcards and ponder the horrors of totalitarianism at Neustadtís booming border cafÈ.

So they are forced to learn one another's language pretty quickly and make alliances in order to sort of come back to life after the horrors

It was I mean science was blamed for all the horrors of World War I just as it's blamed today for nuclear